Recent reviews by CoreParadox

This game is such a hidden gem! Packed with charm, beautiful graphics, cute characters, engaging gameplay POPUCOM has it all! The style of POPUCOM is adorable, and the gameplay is unique yet familiar, and as you get used to it, you can blast through battles and puzzles in such a smooth and satisfying way. POPUCOM keeps the game fresh alternating between different sorts of encounters, slow methodical puzzles, quick and simple puzzles, platforming challenges, and collectibles it never feels stale.

For $20 this game is an absolute STEAL!

Super charming, funny, and fun new take on the roguelite deckbuilding genre. Crush the Industry contains tons of nods to classic games through graphics and music motifs, as well as plenty of references to software and game design and development. The rolling health bar gives you a surprising amount of flexibility in how you choose to play, allowing for a wider range of builds if you want to brute force through encounters quickly to stop your health from ticking down. The rolling health bar also offers some tense moments when quick thinking and action can result in a victory or defeat if you don't react fast and either heal or end the encounter. Made solely by a married duo, Crush the Industry is an impressive, fun, affordable little gem, and I definitely recommend picking this one up!

Fun and cute little puzzle game, really great music and visuals! The story and voice acting is super cute, and the vibes are fantastic. Seems like the campaign may be short, but to me the extra modes and vs are what I mostly play puzzle games for anyway :)

Didn't even realize this game was on Steam, but had to drop a review for a unique Kart racer OOZING with style and charm. You can tell it's made with pure passion, and a ton of love is poured into it! It's free, so definitely give this one a try!

Minishoot' Adventures asks, and subsequently answers the question "What if The Legend of Zelda was a twinstick shooter?"
It's an extremely addicting experience with a great balance of bullethell combat, rpg mechanics, and puzzle solving, excellently paced with tense battles, puzzles, secrets, dungeons, boss fights, and even racing. I'd definitely give this a try if you like Zelda games, Twin stick shooters, Top down rpgs, or just plain fun!

It may be the fact that I never really got into runescape but this was an incredibly boring bit of game, Which would be fine if it also didn't seem to require a significant amount of my attention to figure out what the heck is going on. Maybe it's great if you like runescape, but I think people who like runescape are, you know, playing runescape.

Honestly this game is fantastic. If you liked Stacklands, you should love this game as well. Personally, I found it a tad easier than Stacklands, but it may be in part to the games pacing feeling a lot more reasonable and predictable. Additionally, I liked how there was a good amount of freedom to play how you wanted, there's lots of different ways to earn money, fight enemies, organize your board, and a lot of different sort of "builds" you can create. In addition to flexibility in game, there's also a selection of witches you can choose from at the start of a run "witch" (hehee) further changes up your playstyle. Overall this game feels incredibly polished, is very cute and charming, and is highly addictive once you get deep in a run. It's very much one of those "Just one more thing and then I will take a break" games, that you play while 4 hours pass by.

Pretty Fun little chill out game, doesn't take a ton of brain power, and you can just watch the number go up and get the effects playing out for a little funny dopamine hit. Worth the ~$12 or so I paid

Certified MMO enjoyer here. The game is enjoyable for what it is, so play it until it stops being fun :)

Less of a Zelda game and more of a straight puzzle game, a lot of which boils down to deciphering a manual and inputing codes on a the "holy cross" Not necessarily bad if you're into that thing, but I found it tedious after a while, and the combat didn't feel rewarding.